Intent to relocate? Ongoing court action/no parenting plan

You absolutely need to file a notice of intent to relocate. You might even consider filing a motion to do so. Technically it sounds like you...

If someone who has a protection order again someone else, can they still testify against them on a different case?

The only issue would be your husband's. The ex is not precluded by the CPO from being around him, only him around her. Generally a court will...

What is the chances of his father being granted shared parenting?

I disagree. More and more I do see courts "forcing" shared parenting when it's in the best interest of the child provided a parent complies with...

How do I get visitation rights?

If the child has been adopted, you have no rights to see him except for what his adoptive parents choose to allow. If the child, has not been...

Can I take my four kids and relocate from Ohio to california?

Judges are all over the place on this issue. I agree with counsel that if you move you run the risk of having the kids sent back to Ohio. Each...

What motion should I file to get an emergency hearing to dispute an ex parte protection order that my husband put on me?

A full hearing on a CPO is usually held within a short time frame after issuance, usually 7 to 10 days if service is profected. Disputing a CPO...

Can they take child support out if my order is for 440 a month but in one month they take 660?

There should be a number that they take out for biweekly, twice a month, weekly or monthly. It's not up toy our fiscal department to determine how...

If married in one state but is now living in another state, can you file a legal separation in the state you currently live in?

Generally a person who meets the residency requirements for Ohio can file for divorce, dissolution, or legal separation. In Ohio this is 6 months...

Do I have to give my son the father's last name in order for him to pay child support?

Child support and a name change are two separate issues. He can file for a name change in the probate court even if he doesn't pay support. ...

Having legal custody generally means you get to make decisions for the child child (including where she lives) subject to the rights of the parents...